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… to gain a knowledge of medical missionary work. This line of work is to be brought into our schools as part of the regular instruction.— Letter 25, 1902 .

… we gain if we resist today only to yield tomorrow.— The Review and Herald, April 8, 1880. ( Our High Calling, 95 .)

… to gain control of their minds and to make the commandments of God of no effect in their lives.— Manuscript 93, 1909.

… not gain the respect and confidence of his pupils, his efforts will be in vain.— Education, 278, 279 (1903) .

… to gain in this direction.

… man gain by his worldly policy? How high a price did he pay for his success? He has sacrificed his noble manhood and has started on the road that leads to perdition …

… of gain. Others have not a tender conscience; it has become seared through long-cherished selfishness....

… would gain the life that measures with the life of God, we must give the mind pure food. No time should be wasted that might have been used to good account.— Manuscript …

… selfish gain.

… —to gain control of those whom he cannot otherwise seduce—is compulsion by cruelty. Through fear or force he endeavors to rule the conscience and to secure …